AMOLEN Wood PLA Filament Bundle 3D Printer Filament Wood Sets,Walnut,Cherry,Bamboo,Ebony,3D Printing Filament,PLA Filament 1.75mm,200g*4 Spools
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Color: Wood Walnut/Cherry Wood/Bamboo Wood/Ebony Black
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- Wood -Like Feel: Amolen printer filament, the luxurious feel of wood with special surface that mimics the natural and unique texture of wood,wood filament give you more experiece of nature and home decor or natural style
- Less tangles and Neatly wound: good shaping, strong toughness, no bubble, no jamming, no warping, melt well, feed smoothly and constantly without clogging the nozzle or extruder, excellent performance Full mechanical winding and smooth entry
- 1.75mm High Compatibility & Accuracy : wood PLA Printer Filament meets Higher Standard diameter tolerance of +/-0.02mm, Strict tolerances guarantee these PLA filaments of 1.75 mm making it much smoother and stable
- Beginner & expert friendly: Achieve a smooth and shiny finish - AMOLEN high-quality silk PLA filament is perfect for printing decorative objects and crafts that look as smooth and shiny as real silk, perfect for arts, crafts, DIY
- User's mind and Innovative: Transparent spool shows Clear of the filament color and leftover. Sealed Vacuum Bags to keep the pla dry , Extend the lifespan of the PLA filament to Increase print success rate. Printing Temp: 180-220C,Bed Temp:30-66C
Brand: AMOLEN
Material: Polylactic Acid
Color: Wood Walnut/Cherry Wood/Bamboo Wood/Ebony Black
Item Weight: 1 Kilograms
Item Diameter: 1.75 Millimeters
Package Dimensions : 6.18 x 6.02 x 5.79 inches; 2.2 Pounds
Item model number : 3DSET0WD
Date First Available : February 20, 2021
Manufacturer : AMOLEN
Best Sellers Rank: #356 in Industrial & Scientific (See Top 100 in Industrial & Scientific) #4 in 3D Printer Accessories #24 in 3D Printing Filament
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Customer Reviews: 4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars 5,238 ratings
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Color: Dual Red Gold/Red Green/Red Blue/Blue Green
Printed beautifully right out of the package. These are smaller 200g rolls so be aware of how much your project will require. Might be a bit more because my project used 209g with supports and I still had some left on the roll but not much. I use a Bambu A1, Printed the sugar skull shown below with the Blue/Fuchsia at 220 and 55 on a cool plate. Supports came off super clean and skull was beautiful. I should have used a brim as I got slight pull up on the bottom edges. Probably should not have used the cool plate either and gone textured. Great filament and would absolutely buy a bigger roll next time. Great trial size.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2025 by Albert DeLeon Albert DeLeon
Color: Dual Red Gold/Red Green/Red Blue/Blue Green
Excellent filament that produces beautiful 3d prints. This filament loads easily into my machine, it doesn’t snap or break, and it melts perfectly to create new objects. The colors are wonderful and fun for all sorts of projects.
Reviewed in the United States on September 19, 2025 by Amazon Customer
Color: Dual Red Gold/Red Green/Red Blue/Blue Green
After finishing making the tops of 4 different pokeballs with this filament, I can earnestly say that this filament is amazing. It prints with a vibrant and shiny (almost glow like) color. Its durable if you keep your bed heat below 75 (although it is easier to remove from print bed at 50 degrees). I did not notice any stringing and seemed easier on my Ender-3 printer to print (at 210 degrees, compared to 200 for regular PLA). Didnt notice if the print speed was changed because of the filament type, but it is a smoother print than regular PLA.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2025 by Chris
Color: Tpu Transparent Rainbow
Its some ok filament. Not the best. Value was ok but could’ve been a bit cheaper. Its really bubbly and makes a lot of errors during printing. I like the colors though! It adheres to the build plate at least. When you squish it it breaks apart Edit: AMOLEN reached out to me and gave me the option of a full refund. I was really not expecting this and they went above and beyond with customer service. They are definitely earning another star for their service. Thank you so much AMOLEN team!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 26, 2025 by Andrea Emmett
Color: Dual Red Gold/Red Green/Red Blue/Blue Green
Prints well. Shiny print with great colors. Great for fidget prints.
Reviewed in the United States on October 13, 2025 by corine
Color: N2 Red Gold/Blue Silver/Red Silver/Blue ...
Pics are the blue/green and red/gold rolls. Looks pretty where it's clean, but where other filaments with my setup I had not problems of this sort, both rolls I've tried so far from this sample pack chewed up the filament at the extruder gear To be fair...ish... these were in a filament dryer that honestly is bad for using while printing. But again, of the four rolls I've used in that thing, ONLY these two did this at all. Minimal resistance to line tension and retraction. So far the only filaments I've been able to just bend a couple times to break the line or had break while straightening the end to get it into the extruder tubes. Other things to note: This stuff makes STICKY prints. Good for adhesion, but feels like I'm holding a glue stick when holding relatively fresh prints. Makes the results fairly strong too, which is double-edged as getting these supports off has been literally painful. They're, even at effectively minimum density/size, almost as hard as the print itself and very, very clingy to the print body. I could probably learn what settings I could tweak to mitigate this some, but I'd burn most a roll trying. It's worth noting the spool size is ~half a normal 1kg spool. Makes sense given these are 200g rolls, but don't expect the mini-spools to work well in a dryer or any other setups designed for normal rolls. Alone these were jumping and swinging around in my dryer like a jumping bean in hot oil.. Bit odd, but my super glue that's worked on all my PLA stuff so far would not stick to this stuff. To sum up: Prints are pretty and hard when / if you get a print done w/o it falling apart, and get supports off w/o breaking it. Shorter color transition distance would be really nice. An actual complete blending of the two colors the entire roll would probably be much nicer, given the effect this has. The Red/Gold has specks of gold in the red, granted, but w/o the just right lighting one can barely notice even the gold section being gold. Red/gold head is ~26m of material and only the crown of the head is notably gold in normal light (pics are with flash and camera's auto color correction). The blue/green was disappointing too. Printed the four TMNT boys and got two blue ones and two green ones... none were actually blue/green.... and the green is actually teal. Pretty, neat, but REALLY not worth the price for its quality.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2022 by Beau Beau
Color: Pla Basic Black/White/Red/Blue
The filament seems good quality and good value for money. The print came out perfect, it is durable and functional.
Reviewed in the United States on August 17, 2025 by Elder Gramajo
I love these packages. I was struggling to find brown filament that didn't cost a fortune. I saw this package set (wood, gold, glitter, and marble) and decided to give it a shot. I have bought from this brand before and had good results, so I was optimistic that I would have the same with these. Having used 3 of the 4, I am happy with this purchase. (All printed on an Ender 3 at 200° nozzle and 60° bed). The marble was amazing and my prints came out perfect. The model texture and adhesion were exactly what I wanted. The same goes for wood. The glitter I am skeptical about. The filament itself is VERY fragile and I broke it twice just trying to remove the filament from the hole that keeps the spool from unwinding. Getting it to feed into the machine was just as tough. The prints themselves came out fine. Adhesion was fine. Texture was fine. But the appearance wasn't what I was expecting. Instead of being shiny and glittery, the filament became almost opaque. It is more of a creamy color with glitter specks in it, as opposed to the clear glitter it began as. It's not ugly, but it's not what I expected. I had been looking at trying glitter filament for a while, and had I bought an entire roll, I would have been disappointed. Since this was a single roll out of a 4-pack, I am not so upset. Overall, my prints are coming out nicely. I will definitely continue to buy from this brand.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2023 by Allison Tornai